Inactives: Jaguars at Falcons

Here are the Falcons inactives for today’s game against Jacksonville:

Wide receiver Brandon Powell, cornerback Jordan Miller, defensive end Austin Larkin, guard Jamon Brown, guard Sean Harlow, tackle John Wetzel and defensive tackle Deadrin Senat.

Jacksonville’s inactives: Quarterback Josh Dobbs, wide receiver C.J. Board, linebacker Preston Brown, offensive lineman Tyler Gauthier, defensive tackle Carl Davis, tight end Charles Jones and defensive tackle Dontavius Russell.

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